where’d you read that? with how secretive the president’s schedule is, i would find it difficult to believe they gave moscow a heads up.
I would actually think the exact opposite, telling your unstable enemy where your President is going to be is kind of stupid.
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Pretty sure this is a pretty common thing with US and Russia. Both sides will communicate plans sometimes to avoid unintentional escalation.
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The US wasn’t 100% banking on the trustworthiness of Vladimir Putin.
https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/1627568477815947264?t=oHKFNfuE-iZ6aRX0jK0Gcg&s=19
A day before people on Twitter were pointing out an unusually high number of surveillance planes over Poland and were wondering what was going on.
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That date is tomorrow. Ominous.
One more play for Afganistan imo
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more likely Moldova than anything else i would have to guess
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Deconflictation is such a made up word
https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/1627805927502913542
https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/1627805972772057089
https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/1627805982356131840
https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/1627806004887912448
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There was supposed to be a UN Security Council meeting on NordStream tomorrow, as requested by Russia. Then it was postponed. Now back on for tomorrow. I assume this has something to do with what Putin considers the best relative timing wrt what he wants to say in his speech tomorrow.
https://twitter.com/mbesheer/status/1628159640293842950?t=W6fmFhQeo8DdChebeWQ2aw&s=19
Also in the news, Russia tested an ICBM but it didn’t go well so Putin didn’t mention it in his big speech. And there are rumors Ukraine has used a new long range weapon recently.
Could be a legitimate suicide if he was shown all the blackmail evidence they had on him?
